Oxford Medicine Online | 2011 | Nick Phillips
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♦ Most common in middle age.♦ Classically ECRB affected laterally, Pronator teres and FCR medially.♦ Histology is angiofibroblastic hyperplasia-tendinosis, not inflammation.♦ Treatments include physical and injection therapy, as well as surgery.♦ Concomitant ulna neuritis medially reduces success of surgery.
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